Fig 15.

Postoperative imaging. (A) Sagittal cut of the femur postoperatively and the flat femoral tunnel in continuity of the posterior femoral cortex as described by Smigielski et al.³ (B) The axial cut of a right tibia is visible with the C-shaped tibial tunnel. (E) (femoral) and (F) (tibial) show the corresponding 3-dimensional volume renderings of a right knee. (C-D) The femoral and tibial fixation material is demonstrated in 3-dimensional volume renderings with the tibial PSP sitting tight in the bone (C, anteroposterior view of a left knee; D, tangential view of the tibial button of the same knee). (G) The frontal cut and (H) a sagittal cut of a left knee 3 months after Medacta Antomic Ribbon Surgery (MARS; Medacta International, Castel San Pietro, Switzerland) reconstruction. Almost no fluid can be seen around the graft and hardly any bone edema. (PSP, Pull Suture Plate.).